BAY OF PLENTY ELECTORATE: MR. H. de LAUTOUR " ' 'i ADDRESS THE ELECTORS as under':— RAKAUROA— MONDAY; Nov. 20th. W AIPIR O BAY—THURSDAYNov. 23rd. • TUPAROA— FRIDAY, Nov. 24th. TE ARAROA— SATURDAY, Nov. 25. PORT AWANUI— MONDAY, Nov. 27. Chair on each occasion will be taiken at 8 o’clock. BAY OF PLENTY ;• ELECTION;" MR W. D; S. MACDONALD ADDRESS THE’ ELECTORS As under:— OTOKO— MONDAY, November 20th. WHAT AT UTU— TUESDAY, Nov. 21. TE KARAKA— WEDNESDAY, 22nd. ORMOND— THURSDAY, Nov. 23rd. W AIM AT A— FRIDAY, November 24th WIC A N— SATURDAY (Afternoon), Nov. 25th. TO LOG A BAY— SATURDAY (Evening), Nov. 25th. TOKOMARU BAY— MONDAY, Nov. 27t)h. WAIPIRO BAY— TUESDAY. Nov. 28. TUPAROA— WEDNESDAY, Nov. 29. PORT AWANUI— THURSDAY. 30th. TE ARAROA— FRIDAY, December 1. RAKAUKORE— SATURDAY, Dec. 2. TE KAHA —MONDAY, December 4. Chair .on each occasion (except afternoon meeting) will be taken at 8 o’clock.
MANCATU SPORTS To bo held on BOXING DAY, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1911. ON WHATATTJTU POLO GROUNDS. First Race to Start at 11.30 a.m. President: M. Campbell, Esq. Vice-Presi-dents :Messrs D. J. Barry, G. B. Oman, J. Martyn, B. Taylor, D. Smale, N.- Walker, W. Turnbull, H. Barron, A. Lloyd, F. Moore, F. B. Vowles, .B. E. Barton, H. Young', A. 11. Airey, W. O'Meara, L. B. Tullock, H. B. Williams, E. V. Palmer, E. Tait (sen.), H. H. Dodds, T. B. Spence, G. Cooper, E. Stegga.il, 0. Gourkrodger. Judges of Horse Events: Messrs M. Campbell,'J. P.. Gordon. Judges Foot Events: Messrs S. Birkenhead, S. Deaeon. Starters of Horse and Foot, Events: Messrs J. King, W. Broughton. General Committee: S. Deacon,. W. Broughton, S. Birkenhead, M. Campbell, H. Bedmond, W. Bracken, W. Arneil, J. P> Gordon, P. Moore, W. Johnson, T. Farr. PBOGBAMME OF EVENTS: 1. DISTRICT MAIDEN, RACE, 100 yards First prize, 30s; second, 10s. Entrance 2s 2. DBOP-KICK. —First ; prize, trophy value one guinea presented by M. P. Poole, 1 esq. Entrance, Is. 3. LEAPING MATCH, best Hunting Style over brush fence and 2 rickers.—First prize, £3; second, .£l.. Nomination, 4s. 4. BENDING RACE—First prize, £3; second trophy presented by F. J.. Earnshaw, esq,, value' 255. Entrance 4s. 5. BUNNINGr HIGH JUMP.—First Prize. £1; second,. 10s. Entrance, Is 6d., 6. MAIDEN LEAPING MATCH, for horses that have never won an advertised jump. —First prize,! £3 and-trophy, value £1 Is; second, - £l,los 6d Nomination, ss. 7. SHEFFIELD HANDICAP, 130 yards.— First prize, £3; second,. £l. Entrance, 4s. 8. LEAPING MATCH FOB LADIES, over 1 fence;,. Hunting Style. First prize, 2 guineas;, second, • 1 guinea, presented by F. Benson, Esq; . Nomination, 3s. 9. FLAG BACE, 100 yards.—First prize, 30s; second, 10s. Nomination, 2s. 10. HOP, STEP and JUMP,—First prize, 30sEntrance, Is 6d. 11. HANDICAP - CHOP) STANDING BLOCK, •18 inches.—First, prize, £4; second, .£2. Entrance, ss. Three starters or no event. 12. WIEE JUMP FOR HOBSES, over 1
fence; Hunting Style. First prize, 2 •• guineas; second, 1 guinea presented by •J. Gregory, esq. Nomination, 3s. 13. STOCK HOBSE BACE, distance 100 yards; twice round flag.—First prize, £2; second, 10s. Nomination, 2s 6d. 14. DOUBLE-HANDED SAWING HANDICAP, 20 inch logs—First prize, £4; second, £2. Entrance, ss. 15. THEE AD THE NEEDLE EAOE—First prize, 1 guinea presented by J. P. Gordon, esq. ; second, 10s. Nomination, Is 6d. 6. GEETNA GBEEN BAOE.—First prize, £3; 15s for First Best Dressed, 5s for second Partner. Nomination, 4s. EULES AND BEGULATIONS. ,1. The Committee reserve the right to alter or add to the Programme, to Vary the order of events, to refuse any entry, or (if necessary) to postpone the gathering: *2. Entries for Handicap Events, with performances, close with the Secretary at 8 p.m. on SATTJBDAY, December 9th. 3. Protests to be accompanied by a deposit of 10s. to be forfeited in the event of the protest not being sustained. 4. No entries received without cash. 5. Mangatu District: from Kaitaratahi Bridge North. 6. The Committee’s decision will be final. 7. Entries for the following events, viz., Nos. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 8. 9. 10. 12. 13. ils, and 16 close with the Secretary on Sports Ground. , Amusements and Races for Children under the supervision of Mr W. Evans. Entrance to Ground, Is. Horse, 6d extra. 0. F. HENDEBSON, . KIA ORA DAIRY COMPANY. r FHE COMPANY - wish to notify tile 1 Public of Gisborne that,they are now delivering PASTEURISED MILK in sealed bottles. The bottles, which are called for, are washed by machinery at the Factory. TO CONTRACTORS. f jl TENDERS ai-e invited, until Noon on JL WEDNESDAY, the 29th November, 1911, for the erection of the new Hospital at Gisborne for the Cook County and Aid Board. Plans and specifications are to be seen at the office of the Board,- Gisborne, the office of the Town Clerk, Auckland, and at our office. ATKINS AND BACON, Architects to the Bo aid. Wellington.
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Gisborne Times, Volume XXIX, Issue 3378, 20 November 1911, Page 6
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